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Prognostic Significance of Tumor-Associated Macrophage Content in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Meta-Analysis.
Ayan Tyagi Kumar; Alexander Knops; Brian Swendseid, MD; Ubaldo E. Martinez-Outshoorn; Larry Harshyne; Nancy Philp; Ulrich Rodeck; Adam Luginbuhl; David Cognetti; Jennifer Johnson; and Joseph Curry

1851 Charge to the Graduates of Jefferson Medical College
Thomas Dent Mutter, MD

Lecture Notes Taken by George McClellan at the University of Pennsylvania
George McClellan, MD

Lecture Delivered at Jefferson Medical College
George McClellan, MD

Lecture on Inflammation
George McClellan, MD

Lecture Delivered as Introductory to Anatomy Course
George McClellan, MD

Lecture Delivered at the Opening of Jefferson Medical College
George McClellan, MD

Notes on Arguments for a Charter for the Jefferson Medical College
George McClellan, MD

An Inaugural Dissertation "The record of microscopical observations of one hundred Tumors" Submitted to the Faculty of Jefferson Medical College. For the degree of "Doctor of Medicine" by J.H. Brinton of Phila.
John Hill Brinton

Is Puerperal Fever Contagious?
John S. Lewis

An Essay on Entero-mesenteric of Typhoid Fever By William H. Seip of Pennsylvania. Presented to the Faculty of Jefferson Medical College For the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the coming commencement, in March 1859.
William H. Seip

An Inaugural Essay on Erysipelas, Submitted to the Faculty of Jefferson Medical College, for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine by Jeremiah B. Brandt, of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Jeremiah B. Brandt

An Essay on Puerperal Fever By Henry U Umstad of Shannonville Montgomery Co. Penna. For the degree of MD (Doctor of Medicine) of the Jefferson Medical College of Phila.
Henry U. Umstad

An Inaugural Dissertation on Cynanche Trachealis Submitted to the Faculty of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
James F. Noyes

Inaugural Thesis, on the Treatment of Exposed Dental Pulp, Preparatory to the Operation of Filling: For the Degree of Doctor of Medicine, Session of 1843-4, in the Jefferson Medical College.
J. D. White, MD, DDS

On Digestion
Anonymous .

An Inaugural Dissertation on the properties of the Apocynum Cannabinum, (Indian Hemp;) submitted to the Trustees, President, and Medical Faculty of Jefferson College.
M. L. Knapp

Jefferson Medical College Lecture Notes
Albert Whitely

Jefferson Medical College Lecture Notes
John Hill Brinton

Notes of Lectures on the Theory Practice of Medicine: Delivered in the Jefferson Medical College, at Philadelphia.
John Eberle, MD

*Updated as of 11/13/19.